Common use of Functions of Committee Clause in Contracts

Functions of Committee. (i) The committee's function shall be to review changes to the principal functions and requirements of an existing job or the principal functions and requirements of new positions created within the bargaining unit by measuring the content of the jobs. The content is defined as the knowledge, skill, responsibility, effort, working conditions and other elements of each job or position. It is the jobs or positions alone that are compared without regard to the individuals or the personal performance of the incumbents filling the occupations.

Appears in 7 contracts

Samples: Public Employees, Public Employees, Letter of Agreement

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Functions of Committee. (i) 1. The committee's function shall be to review changes to the principal functions and requirements of an existing job or the principal functions and requirements of new positions created within the bargaining unit by measuring the content of the jobs. The content is defined as the knowledge, skill, responsibility, effort, working conditions and other elements of each job or position. It is the jobs or positions alone that are compared without regard to the individuals or the personal performance of the incumbents filling the occupations.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Agreement, Agreement, negotheque.travail.gc.ca

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Functions of Committee. (i) The committeeCommittee's function shall be to review changes to the principal functions and requirements of an existing job or the principal functions and requirements of new positions created within the bargaining unit by measuring the content of the jobs. The content is defined as the knowledge, skill, responsibility, effort, working conditions and other elements of each job or position. It is the jobs or positions alone that are compared without regard to the individuals or the personal performance of the incumbents filling the occupations.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Letter of Agreement

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